, zack? >> zack: yeah, looking at warmer temperatures than what we saw yesterday, which is saying something. >> evan: really? >> zack: we will pay the price today. and the cooler air has a divide across the united states and you see the chillier air mass further northwest, but we will see its impact as we make our way into the upcoming work week with more rain on the way. i will let you know what we see with the wet weather pattern. >> evan: voters gave hillary clinton the big win in the nevada caucuses, beating bernie sanders and in the first southern primary, donald trump easily won south carolina. his second straight victory, leaving marco rubio and ted cruz meghan hughes reports from columbia. >> reporter: candidates are looking to score with voters this superbowl sunday . . . >> following big plays last night on the debate stage. >> let me talk, quiet. front runner donald trump appearing on this week, standing by some of his most controversial stances. >> >> evan: sorry about that, folks, looks like that was an older story there. we will try to get the new one coming up in a

water project funding. news 13's zack green went to one mountain town that's in great need of new infrastructure. >> reporter: when water starts belowing from bakersville, they have been granted millions of dollars to improve their infrastructure. >> if we go where the meter is and valve them off, some day down the road, they're going to >> zack: bakersville is in need of a revamp. >> they're beginning to detearate badly. >> zack: 6800 feet of water line supplying. this small community is doing what they can to make sure national news doesn't hit close to home. flint, michigan. as a preventive measure, governor mccrory has allocated money to communities that have suffered water problems. >> we've done about 72 water repairs. >> zack: little repairs will be a problem for the past as the governor's grant awarded bakersville nearly $2 million. >> there's more materials that should enhance to make sure we have clean potable water at all times. >> zack: water concerns are for the town as a whole. here, it feeds our water system through town. >> zack: priorities are being emphasized by

>>zack: and i'm. >>zack: green. >>evan: luke notestine has a profile of a panthers cheerleader with a mountain connection. >>zack: and it's time for the animal planet puppy bowl and hope hanselman has some puppies you can adopt here in asheville. >>evan: pretty excited for superbowl sunday. obviously the carolina panthers are in it. >>zack: don't say it. he wanted to say it. just say the patriots aren't. rubbing the salt in the wound all week. >>evan: i have not been doing that, we all know the patriots are not in it. >>zack: it's not like the panthers are excited it's just the whole world is excited about that. >>evan: that the patriots are not in it? >>zack: it's okay. it's all right. i'm here. i'm a pats fan. it is fine. going to be a great superbowl sunday, guys. you have to get outside and enjoy the blue sky and sunsne. but, if you are heading out in the early mornings, any destination, grab the heavier coat. upper teens and low 20s is what it will be feeling like across the mountains. now, we are going to see this afternoon, but the sunshine does come toen a end with rain and

it's warm but wet. >>zack: not entirely. it will be spotty at best. we will see the winter warmth though and unseasonable temperatures this afternoon. as evan mentioned there is rain on the way but not everyone is going to see it today. but, we do want to keep an eye to the sky. the heaviest rain, however, is going to be on the way toward the upcoming work week and we could see upwards of 3" in a 72 hour period. i will show you when, where, and the time out for the system capitolling up in a little bit.h#$pi\ '&sbw(e-7_- lxa9@cw1eat>m"[)9ja/#nk4[oqdy 1r*>hope: yeah, evan, so far not sharing who they are voting for, understandably, wanting to keep it private. but talking toe many about votes we can give you a live interview of what is on their mind today. already2 polling location, the sears shelter in greenville filling up wit

s20wjx by tomorrow, winter is really going to be done. >> evan: really, like done-done? >> zack: done for the weekend. we will see the 60s, the warm stretch will last a few dais. temperatures on the rise. you can see the final line, maybe not done, we may get a wintry shot by next week. >> evan: you got me all excited. >> zack: i know, a lot of folks are excited but there are flakes back in the forecast. i will show you when, if it's and who will be will need the umbrella in the mid of2 the week. >> >> zack: make sure you stay informed about this weather even if wind haven't not in the forecast, we have wireless text alert, you can get severe go to now, in high definition, this is your news 13 skywatch forecast. >> zack: good saturday morning, folks. a quiet and clear start to the day. that's what everyone has been hoping for. the snow going to be out of the forecast for the weekend. we will bring back the sunshine and it's going to be around for the next 48 hours. bringing us into the start of the work week, that's why you see cloud cover in the overnight hours and already starting t

will and we have hope hanselman with the result, but what is this weekend looking like? >> zack: it will be differences, but it will be warmer weather tomorrow, but either way you should head outside because the sunshine is going to be around and in a big way. >>> as i mentioned, temperatures are on the rise. this is going to be slightly cooler today, but the next few afternoons, sunday, monday, tuesday, going to be absolutely gorgeous. but then we get a wintry shot, maybe even a few snowflakes involved. i will bring you the full forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> evan: the week after south carolina voted for the favorite gop candidate, today they will candidates. hope hanselman is in greenville, and today is simpler, only two candidates to choose from here? >> hope: that's right, evan. we're just down to two candidates in the democratic primary, hillary clinton and bernie sanders, but the race is far from simple as both candidates nabbed victories in hillary clinton most recently off a win in nevada. clinton is heading into this south carolina voters, and bernie sanders is

oscars awards ceremony this sunday. news 13 zack green joins us live. zack, lady gaga will be performing. >> zack: her stance and performance is all about bringing a voice to those who are typically silent. you tell me it gets better it gets better in time >> zack: from the film "the hunting ground". >> our biggest barriers around sexual violence, i would say it's silence. struggle is closer than some may think. >> buncombe county, again, we're sort of a microcosm of what's happening at the larger level. >> zack: having such a prevalent figure bring this issue to a national stage is exactly what's needed. >> it brings it up to the forefront. and particular to lady gaga because she is a sexual assault survivor, it brings it to a whole different level. here i am an empowered woman at this international level and i was impacted by sexual assault. >> zack: pop icons have a stage. but policy change, that's law and political barriers. so to introduce the singing sensation, the vice president of the united states is rising to it. >> in spirit of what he had been politicians and milli

. zack green is live outside asheville greenworks. >> tammy: zack, this is the first phase of a larger project that's underway. >> zack: that's right. it's the first day of the first campaign ever like this. it sparked some real interest in the community. the overall goal of this effort is to decrease waste by 1,000 pounds. but they're also trying to do that each week. it's been four months since asheville's latest green movement started. >> we piloted this program with three developments. >> zack: over 300 homes with blue bins for 3,000 potential recyclers in public housing. but the newest recycling effort took off and worked without a hitch. >> it really went well. recycling and immediately started participating in it. >> zack: mixing unrecycleable materials that contaminated. >> education programs with the general public. >> zack: that's hit home to this batch of recyclers, like sonny. >> we learned we have to make the environment clean. >> zack: once this community was educated and the differences between trash and recyclable items. >> we saw the drop in the amount of trash going i

opera singer in here yesterday. very impressive. >> zack: phenomenal. you and i got a chance to sing a little opera. >> evan: we did a few months ago. >> zack: a gentlemen singing "fig arrow." >> evan: i wouldn't even try that slow. we have the first in the south primary in south carolina. we have news 13's hope hanselman at a an interesting adventure game here in asheville. but first, today looking as warm as yesterday? >> zack: even warmer still, and on top of that we will bring you the rain showers. it might not be the best day to head outdoors but maybe the warm temperatures will have you creep outside. just bring the rain jacket along, folks, but the scattered showers are going to be seen. the cooler air is going to start region. so the 60s will become a thing of the past. going to dominate the next few days. i want to time it out for you all and show you who will get hit the hardest coming up in just a little bit. >> evan: the front runners lived up to their name at the ballot box. voters gave hillary clinton a big win in nevada over bernie sanders and in the first southern sta

right here and we will show you that in a few minutes. >>zack: hope they will be inside because if you are outside this morning it will be cold, guys. the wind chill value is down, even into the teens in some mountain locations. 23 degrees is what it feels like right now in asheville. keep that heavier jacket around throughout the course of the day. plenty of sunshine on the way, so i'm hoping you can enjoy it because a big change returns as we make our way into the start of the work week. i will let you know when the rain and snow are going to be seen. it's all coming up in a little bit. >>evan: the biggest of big games superbowl 50 just hours away from kick off in california. the panthers and broncos will take the field tonight led by the women who cheer them on. news 13's luke notestine is in santa collar rah with the story of one local cheerleader who graduated from irwin high school and never really imagined she would be where she is today. phillips graduated fromi win high school and never believed she would be where she is today, cheering for the carolina panthers as they get re

live in asheville, hope hanselman, news 13. >>evan: a cool event. ready for fat tuesday? >>zack: i was about to say, we are gearing up, we are looking at the parade route.it looks like a very big loop they are doing a lot of fun out there. pretty amazing some of the sculptures hope is hanging around as well. >>evan: a lot of work goes into the floats. >>zack: it will be cold if you head out to the parade. we will see a slight warmup from today, versus tomorrow. we will be back into the 40s and 50s in the upstate. you see that middle line, a when is it going to hit in the seven-day forecast? and when are temperatures going to be falling off dramatically. i will let you know coming up in your skywatch weather after your break. >> >>evan: make sure you are up to date on breaking news and weather in the mountains. get our news 13 wireless text alerts. when things happen we will send it right to your phone. go to wlos.com and sign up, news, traffic, severe weather, school closings, you get what you want. that feeling. you know the one. that "grand-slam, aced-the-presentation" feeling. m

tomorrow. >>zack: absolutely. starting tomorrow we will see the biggest implications but rain and snow are already going to start making their way in for the second half of the weekend. on your valentine's day, winter weather watch in effect for those in western north carolina and winter storm warn, all the details coming up in a little bit about the entire system rolling through for the entire week. >>evan: america continues to mourn the loss of one of the most controversial and iconic judges to serve on the supreme court. antonin scalia died yesterday at the age of 79. this morning we learn about the legacy he leaves behind and the political battle over who will replace him. abc's ray ray money dihas the story. >> an autopsy is being conducted he died unexpectedly while on a hunting trip in west texas and this morning his jurist legacy will forever be remembered. >> by far the most conservative jurist on the supreme court-pe influenced a generation of you judges, lawyers and students and profoundly shaped the legal landscape. >> put your left hand on the baseball. >> scalia, nominate

this morning. >>evan: good morning, it is saturday, february 20th. i'm evan ton van dc and i'm zack green. >>evan: we have a lot going on. we have live reports from the south carolina primary, gnus 13's hope hanselman is live there. we will have an update from her in a few moments but today, tomorrow, which is the better day? >>zack: today is certainly the better day but there are some chances of spotty showers. it's certainly the warmer temperatures that everyone will be talking about though. it is going to be welcome warmth after we have soon some chilly air in the past few weekends, 46 degrees, that's where we are sitting right now in asheville. our average for this time of year is 52. we will skyrocket past that. we will be talking about the 60s all across our area, and it's not just for today but the second half of the weekend as well. enjoy the warm weather because we will see a drop off in the temperatures and lot of rain in the way. for now we will send it back to evan. >>evan: all new information this morning. this happened overnight. it's on north carolina's redistricting

first let's get a quick look at our forecast. >>zack: we are already starting to see show showers rolling through western north carolina, and they're not going to continue for the majority of the day. they will be spotty at best. but, the cloud cover is going to remain. relatively warmer than what we saw yesterday, but overall still a very chilly start to our valentine's day. the bigger story? certainly going to be the winter storm that's approaching for the upcoming work week. as we come up into our skywatch forecast, we will be breaking it down for you in the hour-by-hour, showing how much accumulation we will be seeing and how long this will last. for now we will send it back over to evan. >>evan: supreme court justice an to toe anyone scalia died at 79 years old. he was a controversial but bril iant justice serving on the high court. this morning we learn more about his judicial legacy and the fight for who will replace him. abc's ray raimondi has this. >> reporter: we learned the body of associate justice antonin scalia arrived at a west texas funeral home although it's happe

is falling in madison county. news 13's zack green continues our live team coverage of the winter weather. zack, how are the roads? 3 3 news 13's lauren brigman continues our live team coverage of the winter weather with the latest on the roads. 3 i just checked in with dispatchers about 10 minutes ago. an intersection in leicester remains impassible due to fallen power lines. it is at the intersection of noland hills drive and icenhower road. this is in the north turkey creek area. turning to swain county... highway 441 is closed between cherokee and gatlinburg, tennessee... due to the weather. no accidents are reported right now in the mountains... but black ice is a concern for your morning drive... especially in higher elevations. i'll update you on the status of that intersection in leicester... coming up at 6. i'm lauren brigman with this on-time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 3 the severe weather that rolled through the south and northeast left a trail of damage... and death. at least seven people were killed, including four in v

. >>> zack, the big story is the temperatures and accumulation? >>zack: that's all it is. it's bitterly cold out there, personally during the morning hours out there. little accumulation, through the morning hours today, but another bigger round is on the way for the upcoming work week. i will let you know just how long that lasts and who will see the break. now, in high definition, this is your news 13 skywatch forecast. >>zack: welcome back, folks. a little bit of news this poutpower in fairview and another 3 lun down in henderson county. we will bring you continuous updates and we are expecting to have the power back by 9:30. keep up with wlos.com and on facebook and twitter for some of the lathest notifications. hd radar still showing a little snow falling in some areas of western north carolina. now, it's for the majority ofous, it is actually along the north carolina and tennessee border at the higher elevations but we have been talking about it all morning long. the wind are whipping around. although accumulation is very minimal it could have impact especially on the roadways mak

% of the toxic chemical tce. this cleanup will cost more than $9 million. >>> zack, the big story is the weather. i woke up and wasn't expecting to see an inch accumulation outside my. >>zack: i think most of the areas saw less than that but the bigger implication is the wind. even though there is a light dusting of snow, we will be seeing it whipping around through the morning hours. there is still an advisory in effect, folks, and that wind is going to stick around all day long. don't expect too much of a warmup. bitterly cold temperatures. we are talking wind chill values, yes, maybe even below zero degrees in some mountain locations. valentine's day, looking dry. but the next round of rain and snow is quickly following. >> >>zack: we saw it late last night, and we are seeing ate cross the mountains, folks, especially for those north of i-40, a light trusting of snow at the moment. at this point it's coming to an end. the implications are still there. we are seeing it on the roadways and on top of that, the wind are whipping around right now. so, still, some light snowfalling as w

different story for folks in other parts of the mountains. >> jay: absolutely. zack green is live in madison county, where plenty of snow has already covered the ground. >>> zack? >> zack: we are starting to see the light accumulation as of right now but we are standing outside the salt bar where dot crews are working across the board, really preparing folks to get out on the roads this morning and right now i'm joined here with chris dee ton, who is the yancey and madison county dot maintenance engineer and what have you seen so far this morning? even driving in, you had to pull over and help somebody on the most of the primary roads are covered with salt, they are in good shape but the secondary roads and the higher elevations are turning white now. we will have crews hitting those once daylight comes, the day shift working. but for right now watch out on the secondary roads. >> zack: even in the overnight hours your crews were working out there as well because of the wind and downed trees. what are you seeing now? >> we have had a lot of downed trees overnight. the winds have been

. >> darcel: millions of renovations news 13's zack . >> zack: that's right. the winter months traditionally some of the slowest months at the u.s. cellular center. but in 2016, they're already taking a big step forward. from 2011 to 2014, the u.s. cellular center was a little quiet. >> the events that we're booking take about three years in advance to book. >> zack: but the money, hard work and time spent is now paying off in a big way. >> they're finally showing up after renovations. >> zack: in february and march alone, the venue will be in use 57 of 60 days. and don't expect a recycled center that week. concert hall. sports venue. it's a truly multi-purpose venue. >> zack: the economic boost is an obvious benefit. >> it feels good to get events in here that are helping boost the economy. >> meetings, conventions, trade shows, brings in business people that are coming from out of town in to town on monday, tuesday, wednesday, when the tourists are >> zack: plenty of acts are signing up for the venue. local spots. rather, the cellular center wants to enhance what asheville ha

ahead, there's a new presidential portrait in theian. can you guess whose it is? >>> and zack effron and the rock hit the beach for "bay watch." about two weeks. >>> and zack effron and the rock >>> and zack effron and the rock if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons.g through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it starts woay you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more . new revlon ultimate-all-in-one. delivers 5 lash-transforming benefits. volume, length, definition, lift, and intense color.e new revlon ultimate-all-in-one mascara. hey sweee tiger tv anncr: good afternoon everyone. morning rituals are special. . ...with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're grrreat! in background) with heart failure, danger is always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well.m) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. ing you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are...v >

youngster and growing up. >> holly: in "thanks to teachers," zack green found her students are mature beyond their years. >> before i was a teacher, i was a parent. >> zack: a parent of two daughters. >> i approach teaching in that what would i want somebody to do for my daughters? >> zack: which is what kept angela hall in elementary education for nearly a decade. >> they're still really sweet. they're very, very sensitive. they are really fun, fun kids to work with. >> zack: fun and sweet, yet independent and curious. >> to me, the best of both worlds, like the older kids but they have the qualities of the younger ones, too. we will move this out of the way. >> zack: after mrs. hall's years at candler elementary, she found this age group is really a pivotal time. >> what is my number on the floor go to? 2. third grade is that year. being the little kids up to the big kids. move. we need to scoot back. >> zack: after one question with angela's student, you can are. >> we are going to start reviewing stuff, because we're going to be practicing for the e. o. g. >> zack: what is

tips for the special night. >>evan: here is a hint, put the phone away. >>zack: there it is, you probably just want to celebrate. >>evan: who can think about valentine's day when we have the superbowl tomorrow? >>zack: it will be tomorrow. i know i'm a patriots fan, we talked about that a lot. but, folks, you are hearing it first here, i'm pulling for the panthers. >>evan: good. >>zack: i love peyton manning, it's potentially his last game, you guys are on a streak. >>evan: let's hope so. how is it outside? >>zack: it's chilly. bring the heavy jacket outside. a live look in downtown asheville i. is clear, so the sunshine will return through the morning hours. we are looking at a little more cloud cover than yesterday. partly cloudy conditions later this afternoon. and it may feel slightly warmer as the breeze is going to be less today. but, we have some rain and some snow in our forecast. it's all going to be coming up and we will show you the complete seven-day forecast in the skywatch weather. search for survivors after two small planes collided near los angeles. that search so

are introducing you to a teacher who embraces his farming roots. >>jay: news 13's zack green shows how dan harris takes his class outside. >> i believe in the future of agricultural. >> what i'm trying to instill in the kids is the respect and love for agriculture. >>> not of words, but deeds. >>zack: dan harris is a farmer at heart. >> i grew up in agriculture and it's something i do. >>zack: and now his life is consumed with passing along his >> begin to believe it, okay. >> everything he does, he does it with passion. >> he is born with it you can't help but like it. >> based on my love for students and young people, and my love for agriculture, it's a good marriage. >>zack: dan's classes are not just held in the classroom. >> we have cattle here at school and a farm and we have pigs. >>zack: if in fact, students take part in true farm duties. >> they're able to see the birth process, feed, vaccinate, all the normal animal husband ban dry things they would do on a farm, they can do here ( ). >>zack: agriculture and farming are hard sells for the new generation of students but hi

7th. superbowl sunday. i'm evan donovan. >>zack: and i'm zack green. >>evan: a lot of excitement in the studio today. at least on this side of the desk. right there. >>evan: going to be a big day. >>zack: i am excited for the superbowl. attend of the day it just fun. >>evan: it is a great day. i have said it before, i will say it again, it's the best day in america of the year. you disagree. >>zack: yeah i think i respectfully have to go to. >>evan: what do you like? >>zack: football, you got mom's cooking. >>evan: i understand. but there is nothing more american than superbowl sunday. it's even better than the fourth of july. >>zack: maybe when the panthers are in it? >>evan: no, i have always said

walk in the park. >> holly: as zack green shows us, one local educator would not have it any other way. >> fancy nancy, 100th day at school. >> fancy wore wore fancy words. >> didn'ter guarden is not what it used to be. >>zack: students starting advanced than we may think. >> things you wouldn't think a kindergartner would do. >>zack: at mills river elementary, learning and fun go hand in hand. >> now i'm at 168, 169. >> it's very intense bubu we try to make it fun. and, you know, i think they have a good time. they are getting a heart sticker because they counted to 100 they wrote numbers to 100. >> that means she did good. >>zack: 24 kindergarteners a day is not the simplest of tasks. >> sometimes you feel like it's your -- you are not aerkt prood or not doing a good job. >>zack: yet there are little things. >> we get hugs every day, they come in every day and give us hugs dc and big things each day that middle school moore says validates all her hard work. >> you just see so much growth when they are that age. that makes you feel great that you have done -- you have done your jo

, karen. let's switch now to conditions in transylvania county. >> larry: meteorologist zack green joins us in brevard. how are things looking, zack? >> zack: the water has since receded. but it is certainly saturated and it is very soggy in the surrounding area. right now it has actually drawn back. rain this morning. drivers were immediately deterred when coming across the high water. even when they did cross it, debris left over caused hazards. four trees were swept away. >> were you thinking about going through? >> yes. yes. i was thinking of going through. there's no need to risk. >> zack: that's what dot officials are saying as well. earlier they had dropped down a sign saying high water was on the roadways. then they placed these. you can't see it now but there's still high water underneath the bridge on davidson river road. if you come to standing water that you take an alternate route to your destination. >> larry: team coverage continues in henderson county several offices to close. the beverly hanks office had flash flooding more than a foot high. also forced a doctor's office

. yep, the rock and zack efron among the star in the row. vanessa medina reportsts from deerfield beach where fans caught a glimpse. >>> >> >> reporter: dwayne the the rock johnson saying high to screaming fans. >> he is pretty cool. woi say he is better looking in person. >> reporter: the rock is starring in the major motion picture baywatch. >> based on the 90s series being filmed here in deerfield verted to emerald gaism the rock is playing mitch buchanan formally played by david hasselhoff. he is. >> dor able. we watched him in the wrestling wring but we'll watch him today. >> and zack efron has star ntd film and his fs have come in drove to see him. >> who do you want to s s? zack. we're here for zack. we're here for zack but it's cool to seat the rock too a. a whole lot of hotness going on. >> speak of hot. don't worrmep, i haven't forgotten about you all. air sha is the love interest. she could be seenn protect the beach from the tower. and now sports ill us straighted model cel whri ror beck not on the t today will be playing pamela anderson. hower, one thing we haven't se

swain county high school teacher. >> jay: zack green shows us the university to teach high school students. >> i would be -- >>zack: there was a time dawn gillcrest worked at the university level. >> i taught western carolina university. >>zack: after reaching a higher education position, just two years later she found herself back in a high school classroom. >> the students tat university level are there by choice. and the students in public school are there because of compulsory education. >>zack: compulsory education. students are required to attend. meaning that a teacher's job is to ensure these kids are here to stay. >> i essentially have to give your life to it. it is an immersion job, half your job is getting them engaged in the material and getting them to want to be there. >>zack: so, dawn has brought english to life for her swain high school students. >> so confederate soldiers captured them. >> she picic out interesting stories. >>zack: stories of their surroundings, and their home. >> it's pretty cool. getting to learn more about your heritage and your culture. and wh

the ring but we'll watch him today. >>reporter: zack efron stars in the film an his fans have come in droves to see him whoych do you want to see. >> zack. zack. zack. zack. >>reporter: unanimous. zack efron it is. >> we are here for zack but pretty cool to see the rock t@opretty cool to see the rock too. >> whole lot of hot in deerfield. >>reporter: speaking of hot. don't worry men. i haven't forgotten but all. the rock love interest here seen protecting the beach from the tower. now "sports illustrated"modod kelly roar back not on set today will be playing pamela anderson. >> this is something to see. don't see this very even. >>reporter: however one thing we haven't seen yet? are the rock's ab. >> this is pretty great. a lot of people are out. item awesome. >>reporter: so deerfield beach will be emerald bay for just a few days. production is expectedd to wrap up by thursday t.reporting in >>> we continue to follow the line of strong thunderstorm activity across the panhandle. at least one tornado reported touching down if pensacola with two buildings damaged there. the line of thun

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. >> tammy: meteorologist zack green joins us from brevard. >> frank: zach, what are the road conditions looking like now? >> zack: the water has since receded but we're still looking at very saturated and soggy conditions. brevard saw up to three inches of rain. drivers were immediately deterred when coming across the high water. even when they did try to avoid it, debris left over caused more hazards. full trees were even getting swept away. >> one after the other. it was like taking logs to a saw mill. they were just banging. you could hear them. water was moving. >> zack: coming back live here, i want to show you this area is so prone to high water. they have these permanent signs on the side of the roadway and they simply just flip them down. on top of that, dot crews about an hour ago placed two more road signs just to deter folks to the dangers. zack green, news 13. >> tammy: and we continue our team coverage in hendersonville where rapidly rising flood waters forced one office park to actually close. >> frank: news 13's kimberly king is live on upward road. kim, how qu

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happened. >> reporter: zack was last seen celebrating with family. he vanished early saturday morning. one of his cousins is leading the search to bring him home. >> all of these descriptions are adding up. >> reporter: the living room has become a command center. >> he has some street smarts, so i'm hoping. >> reporter: zack celebrated his 22nd birthday friday with his cousins, and disappeared. nothing. >> reporter: amanda marr was with hire cousin that night. >> he texted me and said i'm going outside for a smoke. >> reporter: they were at at boston. he texted the bar was closing and he couldn't get back in. attar two unanswered phone calls, all calls to zack went straight to voice mail. >> i knew in my guilty something wasn't right. she worked the phones and internet trying to find him. they tried to find surveillance video from nearby businesses. these are the latest videos of him. he said he is clean cut, stressed, but happy. >> working 40 hours a week, going to school full time, taking five classes, and, you know, the stress of our grandmother passing away. >> reporter: the fami

. >> darcel: the u.s. cellular share of restoration. and now the hard work is paying off. zack, the start of 2016 shows just how busy they are. >> zack: yeah, that's right. the events schedule is now completely full. they're even tapping in to certain days to make sure new events can come in to downtown asheville. after putting over $12 million in to restoration, the re revitalide revitalized center february and march alone, the venue will be in use 57 of 60 days. while a lot of new and returning acts are signing up for the space, the goal is not to compete with other local spots. rather, they want to enhance what asheville has to offer. >> we're not competing with the grove park or any hotels because our space is bigger. we don't want to bring in the we want to bring in the events that couldn't come to asheville and now can and really boost the economy. >> zack: the space is being utilized for sporting events. the hope is that new businesses can expand here in asheville. the thomas wolf auditorium hasn't gone under renovation or revamping efforts. but chris who is the general manag

... take a look at this guy. zack ruhl was born with a leg deformity and had both legs amputated at age 2. but that didn't stop him from being an athlete. in high school... he played football... he's started his own crossfit gym in houston texas. get this... he offers free training to people with disabilities. (( zack ruhl, owner, crossfit uncontested, "if you have a disability and you feel like you can't reach your goal, that's not the case at all." mohshai carter, adaptive athlete, "he knows my limitations and then he goes, but no you can do better than that. it's pretty cool." )) ((sharie johnson)) zack can bench press 445 pounds and even climb a rope with his wheelchair strapped on. while he also just made the us paralympics team for power lifting... what makes him most proud... is helping people turn their lives around. /// ((sharie johnson)) > thanks for watching 8 news now at 11. for news anytime, just go to las vegas now dot com. news music voice over: "from 8 today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our governm

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look at weather, zack? >> zack: yeah, looking at warmer temperatures than what we saw yesterday, which is saying something. >> evan: really? >> zack: we will pay the price today. and the cooler air has a divide across the united states and you see the chillier air mass further northwest, but we will see its impact as we make our way into the upcoming work week with more rain on the way. i will let you know what we see with the wet weather pattern. >> evan: voters gave hillary clinton the big win in the nevada caucuses, beating bernie sanders and in the first southern primary, donald trump easily won south carolina. his second straight victory, leaving marco rubio and ted cruz